Hitch types
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From: Houston, Tx
Trailer Hitch Vertical/Horizontal
Hi Pac 2006, I just joined this forum today , so I don't have full access to your pictures until tomorrow or so.
I am an original owner of a 2004 Pac, and I have the horizontal style Mopar Hitch/Wiring Harness.
I am curious of the ground clearance you will have with a vertical hitch with a 90 degree adaptor.
I use both a cargo box and a Thule Bike Carrier with mine, and I have to be a little careful backing out of my steep driveway with the cargo box when loaded up.
I am an original owner of a 2004 Pac, and I have the horizontal style Mopar Hitch/Wiring Harness.
I am curious of the ground clearance you will have with a vertical hitch with a 90 degree adaptor.
I use both a cargo box and a Thule Bike Carrier with mine, and I have to be a little careful backing out of my steep driveway with the cargo box when loaded up.
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Hi Pac 2006, I just joined this forum today , so I don't have full access to your pictures until tomorrow or so.
I am an original owner of a 2004 Pac, and I have the horizontal style Mopar Hitch/Wiring Harness.
I am curious of the ground clearance you will have with a vertical hitch with a 90 degree adaptor.
I use both a cargo box and a Thule Bike Carrier with mine, and I have to be a little careful backing out of my steep driveway with the cargo box when loaded up.
I am an original owner of a 2004 Pac, and I have the horizontal style Mopar Hitch/Wiring Harness.
I am curious of the ground clearance you will have with a vertical hitch with a 90 degree adaptor.
I use both a cargo box and a Thule Bike Carrier with mine, and I have to be a little careful backing out of my steep driveway with the cargo box when loaded up.
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Wanted to get the horizontal last year for my 06 - but could only find the vertical....
as mentioned before - it looks nice when there is nothing on it, but is real pain in the $#@ to constantly take on and off (all connections (pin, wiring, chains) are pretty far under the bumper), and there is considerable 'wiggle'. I will be trying a pin as described above shortly - but all in all i'm really not sure who came up with this crazy idea.
as mentioned before - it looks nice when there is nothing on it, but is real pain in the $#@ to constantly take on and off (all connections (pin, wiring, chains) are pretty far under the bumper), and there is considerable 'wiggle'. I will be trying a pin as described above shortly - but all in all i'm really not sure who came up with this crazy idea.
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